Halloween Extravaganza featuring Falling Hollywood and The LEC
Don your costume and head to the King's Rook Club this Halloween for an extravaganza you won't want to miss.
Local music fans are in for a serious treat this All Hallows' Eve when a pair of Best of Erie 2014 winners team up for a Halloween Extravaganza at Peach Street live-music haunt the King's Rook Club Friday.
The scary-good line up for the free holiday show includes BoE 2014 Best Up-and-Coming Band Falling Hollywood and the hippie-hop group The Lower Eastside Connection, whose Jonny Evans took home the award for Best MC. In addition to the high-quality tunes the bands normally provide, the holiday should provide an added layer of fun to the festivities, even for the musicians.
"I really like Halloween because people really have a tendency to step outside themselves and dress up and you get to play for a crowd that's almost otherworldly," Falling Hollywood bassist Bill Frackowiak says. "It's a fun experience and something you don't see every day."
Given the circumstances, you better get yourself dressed up for this rockin' Halloween occasion, with The LEC pumping out funky hip-hop grooves and Falling Hollywood ripping out killer Rust Belt jams. If that's not enough for you, Falling Hollywood may be offering up a special look at future tracks.
"Over the past week or so, we've been really pushing to show everyone a little piece of what's to come," Falling Hollywood drummer Brad Triana says of the potential for a sneak peek at some new material from the band.
Don't trick yourself into going somewhere else for your holiday festivities, because music lovers are in for a real treat at the Halloween Extravaganza.
9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 31 // 1921 Peach St. // facebook.com/kingsrookclub
